Nuclear segue

Thay coud get a BANG out of that.

Yeah, well....

It used to be the Atomic Museum, and was relocated from Kirtland AFB. It would be less suspicious if they had offered a plausible explanation.

Are the butterflies more beautiful this year?

I like that museum. When I was there, it wasn't at all busy, so I'm glad there is an increase of visitors.

Perhas it is a healthy sign. Real information and understanding can only help. It appears the casualties in the rather terrible events in Japan may be well over ten thousand, with thousands presumably lost in destroyed buildings, vehicles and many hundreds in destroyed trains along the coast.

No fatalities have occurred in the damaged nuclear plants, and yet they occupy a very large fraction of the total coverage. The radiation released when the plant safety relief valves open to release coolant steam to relieve the pressure after coolant circulation failure is very short lived. with over 95 % of it having a half life measured in seconds - it is gone before it even spreads very far and its radius of influence is very limited. As long as the reactor vessel or the containment structure (either one will do) remains intact whatever problem and cleanup entails will be of very limited scope.

It gives me hope that the record flooding this spring will increase the number of visitors to the Ark exhibit at the Creation Museum.


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Oops.. I guess they have to build it first.. Well maybe it will increase the pairs of workers willing to work on the ark.

Plus you can buy a beam for only $5000 at the site..

I guess it's for those that don't realize they already have one in their eye.

Its a nice change from a public that usually gets its decision making information from the media and believe what the government tell them.